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Dead domain: goo.jp

If you're sending mail to subscribers in Japan, you need to know that the Goo mail service is no more. Goo has been around rather a long time. Owned by NTT Docomo, it has existed in some form or another since May 1999 , though I'm not exactly sure when email service was first provided. And now, it's shutting down. As Docomo indicates here , users of the goo.jp email domain will n…
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Ask Al: Should I set up my own mail server?

A friend asks: Hey, kind of a random question for you, I know you've done a ton of work setting up your own email server and such. [Spouse] and I are following the Google antitrust stuff and are considering getting off Gmail and I said, "oh I'll ping Al and see wha…

Brian Krebs: Service Rents Email Addresses for Account Signups

Esteemed security journalist Brian Krebs reports on a new software-as-a-service just for bad guys. Need a bunch of email address to verify new fraudulent accounts for different services? This service has got you covered. Click on over to Krebs on Security to learn more . (I'…

Zoom launches new email service

Videoconferencing provider Zoom is getting into the email game. Their new Zoom Mail service will allow users to create their own user accounts using the zmail.com domain, but the bigger play is offering custom domain email hosting to paid clients. Surf on over here for more ab…